The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-12-06

Bessie Sims Concord N C.--Concord is q pleasant
and thriving town: it has several good schools and
i've white and five colored churches am not COZ
ing TO school now on account ofmy health. wili'
answer the cousins riddle ''Wha is blacker tbs n
crow' its feathers. send you nickle please let
my name go in your Bible.
Ida Wright, Mt Holly, Ark-Father takes ,rur
CONSTITUTION, and thinks it the best paper publish
cd, Myself ani uaeer sister are constant reoders
oft; Woman's Kingdom, the children's column and
beisy Hamon's letters are more eagerly sought
ana enjoyed than the news columns am a yery1
young housekeeper. Our mother has been dead
several years | ret many valuable recipes and
general Information through Woman's KINGDOM
Enclosed is d dime for your Bible
Minnie Thatcher, Rndd, Iowa-we are having n
splendid mll, and hope it viii continue 1t is needS
less TO say we love the dear old CONSTITUTION ri
loVe 10 read the cousins letters, and the Womang
Kingdom is very interesting, It has so MANY Good
recipes III It, would bemuoh obliged to any of the
cousins if they will send me- good dialogue and I,
viii do as much for them If have the opportunitv.l
We arc going 20 have exhibition In our neIohhor.
hood. Cousins, don't you Ike to go to q good ex.
hibition? l do. came TO Iowa four years ago.
There is quitea difference in Ohio and Iowa
Matte L. Starr Como, Niss-I like to read the
Wcnan's Kingdom and am always delrl ted with
the cousins letters, 80 much that want to ioin
the band. My native state Is Alabama: my Papa
moved to this state when was two years old SO
do not remember anything about my old Alabama
home We have been in Mississippi twelve wears III
am not going to school now. commenced the first,
OF October, had been going two weeks when nv !
dear teacher Mrs Heath, was taken sick and died
in one week after she was taken sick Her pnpils
all lovedher so Inuch she was so kind 10 VS. Iat~i
tended amarrage ct the Methodist church at Como
yesterday morning at o'clock; the church wasi
beautifully decorated. l would like to correspond,
with some OF tie cousins.
Grace Vosbursh, Chicago, Inflow would YOU
like northern rfecel Papa has been reading some |
OF the cousins southern letters Thought would
just write a short and tell you what beautiful
snow storm we had today, II began at seven tins
morning and has showed all day. | do not think !
should like TO live in Georgia. for love the beauti-
ful snow so We'll am glad 1t is winter, for was
sick with dyptGeria last spring and it lasted all
summer. The extreme warm weather was dreadful I
Some one said her age "sweet sixteen" am
fifteen in December, and ifit should happen to BID
''sweet' will tell YOU about 1t.
Am glad to welcome n northern niece; sorry so
much ofyour letter is omitted never write on bu,
one Size Of your paper.
Annie Hollenan, Byron, Ga.--Napoleon Bona.
parte was born Mt Ajaoca on the island of Corsica
on the 10Th of August, 1869. Napoleon was also an
important character in the siege Of roulon He
first married Empress josephine, and then married
Maria Louise by proxy ut Vienna. He was once +
banished and his mother sought refuge IN Nice and
afterwards in Massciles. He was brave man of
great personal inropidity but not fortunate he was
donest and trustworthy man, but an Indifferent,
general. think he was -sev, nty-seven years old
when he died, but am not sure Tie banishment
OF Napoleon and tie parting with his soldiers Ia all
most the sadd st ttilg ever read.